A Carter Centre survey of 6,500 Chinese people reveals increasingly hawkish views on Taiwan unification and America, with support for military force rising significantly.
Nexperia's China unit has begun producing power semiconductors on 12-inch wafers. The move marks a decisive break from its Dutch headquarters and is sending ripple effects across global supply chains.
The Iran war has caused turmoil to cargo routes through the Middle East, as shipping and airports have been targeted.
China is offering Taiwan stable energy supplies as an incentive for reunification, leveraging the global energy crisis, but Taiwan continues to reject the proposal and prioritize self-determination.
The United States is continuing efforts to secure supplies of critical minerals deemed vital to national security, including rhenium from Chile.
A recent surge of A.I.-related imports has become an impediment to the smaller trade deficit President Trump wants.
South Korea and Taiwan face the highest risk as they source most of their helium from Qatar, while Japan is seen as ...
In recent months, Iranian drone and missile attacks have pushed U.S. and allied aircrews to operate at the edge of their range and survivability. The next crisis, whether in the Persian Gulf, the Red ...
Analysts warn that if the Strait of Hormuz remains blocked for long, the war’s economic damage won’t be confined to energy markets alone, but will ripple through other industries as well that depends ...
ByteDance is expanding AI capacity in Malaysia through a $2.5 billion Nvidia Blackwell cluster, highlighting the limits of ...
It isn’t just oil that’s at risk in an extended war. Key chip-making ingredients like helium and bromine come from the Middle ...
The U.S. war with Iran is spilling out across the Middle East, putting AI infrastructure at risk and increasingly raising questions about large-scale investments by American tech firms in the region.
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